The Most Delicious Restaurants in Seattle

"This coffee is so good, I feel like I have been drinking bitter Starbucks and Peets. Oh wow!"

"Firenze is a busy place, full of energy and life. The food is fabulous, bursting with flavor that makes your taste buds pop. Good wine selection. Set in a strip mall type area. Plenty of parking. Good Italian food."

"Scrumptious crepes, good coffee, and excellent customer service!This is a small cafe that offers sweet and savory crepes, shakes, coffee, pastries, sandwiches, cookies, and more. Crepes are made to order and quite large! They cost around $10 each.We ordered the strawberry and Nutella - my sugar loving teen niece couldn't finish it. Daughter enjoyed the simple bacon, egg, cheeseSister in law ordered the Greek style - olives, feta, and maybe tomato...she Loved it!The monster cookie was thick and chewyWill definitely return to try more crepes and pastries."

"Taco drive through. Nothing special. It was pricey for a $4 fish taco. Chicken taco was so basic and was about $3. I tried it and dont think I will be back."

"This is my second time trying this place and it's so good! The food is super authentic and there are many options. I love the bento box since it gives you a little bit of everything."

"Good pizza, great service, decent value.On our 3rd day in Seattle, our party of 8 broke up into two groups: our group consisted of my brother, my future Son-In-Law, my 7 year old niece, and me. Our plan was to visit the nearby CrossRoads park to run down my niece's energy after eating lunch...and pizza is always a good choice.Tutta Bella sells their gift cards at Costco at discount, so my future SIL offered to use his existing ones, which we gladly accepted. It was lunchtime on a Monday, and the restaurant wasn't busy. We were seated right away, and our waitress was gracious for the entire visit. The inside was modern and beautiful... a lot of money was spent remodeling here. Their specialty is wood-fired Neopolitan-style pizza, so one would expect their pizza dough to be top notch. The pizzas come in 2 different sizes (10 inch, 13 inch).For the 3 adults, we ordered Garlic Knots ($11), 1 salad (large Mista [lettuce, carrots, red onion, kalamata olives, roasted peppers, cannellini bean, champagne vinaigrette] for $16); 13 inch Tutta Bella $24 (sausage, mushroom, caramelized onion, fresh moz, basil); 13 inch Leonardo $24 (sausage, roasted red peppers, roasted onion, garlic, fresh moz, oregano). The roasted vegetable ingredient toppings were especially good, and both the salad and knots were beautiful to look at.For the seven year old, she waned Pasta al burro (buttered noodles), with vanilla ice cream gelato, and chocolate milk ($11). This is a great value, and she said the noodles were good.Both 13 inch pizza were very soggy in the middle, which was due to the size (probably better to order 10 inch to avoid) and the amount of moisture releasing toppings that were included. But the dough was very good, toppings were plentiful, and the red sauce was very tasty. My niece also ate all of her buttered noodles without any complaints. We did end up with a couple of slices for leftovers, and a take home container was gladly given."

"I've been to Skylark a couple of times now, and I'm really starting to like the place! The first time was for trivia night (Mondays) - had a great time with new friends, though I can't say I contributed much to our team's efforts. I did enjoy a good beer, though, and a bowl of their tasty chicken pozole. For dessert we feasted on some of their famous churros - it was hard not to eat a bunch of them!For my second visit I ended up there when a couple of bands were playing. Though it's a great space for music, it's also a small space so my ears were definitely ringing by the time I left. Meanwhile, though, I enjoyed the pizza of the day (made in-house, by the way) and a beer from my beloved Bellingham."

"The best teriyaki in bonneylake. The husband and wife work their buttd off to provide the best food and customer service they can. I love their food! Not only do they provide teriyaki, but they have a selection of sushi! so fresh and so tasty! Don't go anywhere else if you want real, authentic, and delicious teriyaki! They are so generous! They give you egg flour soup and provide a homely environment! No need to go anywhere else! They are strictly teriyaki and sushi and nothing else! Give them a try! you won't be disappointed! The best in bonneylake"

"I love the people and I love the offerings! Whenever I have Indian cravings, Manraj Palace is my go-to spot. Everything I order is made well, tastes delicious, and pick-up is quick!"

"I have always had a good experience here, especially with the kind owners! They use local ingredients and even let you substitute different milks! Not many boba shops let you do that. A big communal table and seats available inside! During nice days I think they put out tables and chairs outside as well.All drinks are very adjustable from sweetness, toppings, type of milk. And they let you try it before serving to see if you'd like it adjusted!! Such service. Pink horchata = I have gotten this with boba! The pink comes from dragon fruit and the rest of the horchata is made in house I believe. Very tasty and not too sweet!Thai tea = so delicious!! Highly recommend this one if you want some deep Thai tea flavors. I got this with oat milk, although I was ok with the addition of condensed milk because you definitely need that flavor to make a Thai teaMatcha strawberry = I really like the strawberry puree in this one and mixing the drink together is always so satisfying. A crowd pleaser for sure!"

"This is my go to pho spot in Seattle. A staple in my rotation of comfort foods and places. Nothing about this place has changed since middle school! Which, personally I appreciate. Despite the heavy changes happening on MLK and Othello, pho my chau has not been one of them. I usually get their Pho with everything in it. They have all your necessities on the table. Your spoons, chopsticks, napkins, and condiments all at the end of your table. The view of a busy king plaza is paired with the warmth of the restaurant. Don't be afraid to order their bun bo hue or vermicelli bowls!! Tho their pho bowls always does the trick for me on any given day. Luckily they are open during this time, they sanitize in between folks and the food comes to you quick. What's there not to love about this spot. I hope you enjoy it as much as I've enjoyed it for the past 10 years"

"I am a big fan of King Noodle in Seattle's International District so I was always curious about this spot up in Everett. Apparently although they both have the option to customize your noodle soup, they are not of the same owner or have any prior connections. Anyway this is a good spot for Chinese noodles and a good go to if you live around Everett. I ordered the customized noodle soup with hand shaven noodles, beef broth, beef brisket and tripe as well as baby bok choy and bean sprouts. The broth was flavorful. The bok choy was a bit overcooked and tasted a little too mushy. The beef brisket was chewy but it was still good, just wish there was more meat. I was pleased with the hand shaven noodles I got. They were thick and long, and went well with the soup. If I came back here it would be for the hand shaven noodles. Overall good spot if you live around Everett!"

"This place was adorable! From the people to the location to the service to the drinks to the price- it was an all-around win for me! My sister and I are new to Seattle and just signed a place in Greenlake, so we were looking for a spot that wasn't too far from where we were living. We found this place on a quick search and headed over for a day of productivity. This spot was located right across from a senior center, and though there were a decent amount of young folks walking in, we noticed a handful of what seemed like elderly regulars coming into the café. The barista was super kind and talkative with her customers, and seemed to have people's regular orders! We got an almond milk hot chocolate and an oat milk chai latte, both of which were delicious and great big sizes for the price!Also of note is that this place is dog friendly and even has a jar of dog treats at the entrance for people to give their dogs! We got to pet so many puppers while we were working all day. The ambience is warm and friendly with yellow accents and cute art in the bathroom, and the barista made sure to stop us on the way out to ask our names, hear about our recent move here, and make us feel super comfortable! For the ambiance, the taste, the environment, and the friendly staff, we will absolutely be back!"

"I actually had low expectations of this place but it was pretty good. The line was pretty long in the morning but it moved nicely. They have breakfast sandwiches and savory stuff as well as a display case of sweets. I ended up gettingSlice of carrot cake - for $5.99 it's pretty good. Moist, nice balance in flavor, not too sweetPumpkin cheesecake - 5.99 - standard Cinnamon roll $4 - probably better served warmThe place is located in a plaza and it's not its own restaurant, its like a Starbucks with open seating. It can get pretty loudOverall good place to try and if you're in the area"

"Café Haslla is a cute savory and sweets café in First Hill. For food items, they serve waffles topped with sweets or with savories. For a cold treat, they serve a variety of bingsu (Korean style shaved snow). And they serve a variety of beverages, both hot and cold. The café is plenty big enough with seats. It is not limited to grab-and-go only. The interior is clean and modern. Several tables were jiggly and needs some adjustments. Otherwise, I thought the interior serves its purpose. We ordered at the counter with a nice young lady, then we pick up our food at the counter also. The Food:Chicken Mozzarella Waffle, $6.95 - 4 StarsWe were pleasantly surprised when they asked if we want chips or salad with that. The salad had an amazingly delicious salad dressing. (I think it's Asian sesame but what brand???) The waffle is a big-snack size or small-lunch size. If you have a smaller appetite, I think this is a great little meal. The chicken was a good size, white meat piece.Red Bean Mania Bingsu, $7.95 - 4 StarsThis is the first place I know that is selling what I consider to be a personal size bingsu, vs. the more common bowl size. Served in a beverage cup, the red bean mania has red bean, soy bean powder, and vanilla ice cream. The texture maintains a snow consistency with just a touch of creaminess from the ice cream. It is packed in a bit denser than other bingsus I have had. A bit fluffier would be good. The sweetness is at East Asian standards, which is very good in my book. It was quite cold eating it in November, but we still enjoyed every bite."

"We went here after an afternoon of berry picking as it was closeby to the farm we had been at. We were so happy we did! The grounds are really pretty, the owners are friendly and knowledgeable, and the wines were delicious!The tasting included 6 different wines for $10 (waived with a bottle purchase), and they even brought us some complimentary cookies to enjoy too! Or favorite was the Merlot, but we thought the 4 reds were all notably good!Definitely a nice spot to enjoy some good wine and lovely people!"

"It was Food Truck night at American Brewing and Here and There was on scene. After glancing the menu, and yes they have vegetarian options. I opted for the Turkey Sandwich, it had me at bacon and cranberry sauce and havarti cheese. Who is the mastermind that came up with it? I opted for fries instead of salad. Go hard or go home since I was drinking beer. And as far as food trucks go, the prices can't be beat. Made fresh and came out fast. And packed full of yummy goodness. Legit turkey and great bread that holds it all in. Bread can make or break a sandwich and this made it. You get a bit of everything in every bite and nice melty cheese. And fries that were served hot and so good."

"This is a solid spot for a neighborhood sports bar. I dropped in during SNF (Cowboys/Saints). It wasn't packed. I'd say about a dozen people were in the bar. I came in for food: buffalo wings (comes with fries) and a roast beef sub (comes with fries). The two items came out to about $22. There was a Sunday special on beer: $5.5 for a 22oz bud light. Deals!! I was ordering to go so why not have a drink while you wait? The wings were alright, nothing special. It's hard to screw up buffalo wings. I'd order them again though. The sub had a lot of meat. IIRC, about an inch worth of roast beef. The fries were crinkle-cut. The food came out pretty quick, less then 10mins. In all, it's a cool spot. I'd come back to watch football or on a random night just to get out of the house. I bet this spot would be good for people watching."

"Came here after dinner and realized it was the only boba place open in the area. I was surprised to see that they had several flavors and different types of drinks to choose from. Sometimes it can be hard to get boba if you're looking for something that has non-caffeinated options. They also had some arcade games and board games to play. I decided to try the almond milk tea with boba and liked it a lot. I would definitely come back here."

"I love this coffee place! I love that I can wake up, walk downstairs, and grab coffee or a pastry. They have all kinds of grab and go snacks, and drinks if you don't feel like coffee or tea. They also offer kombucha and Lotus! The owners are amazing and so kind."

"I love small businesses in great locations and Coffee and Cone fits this bill perfectly. I believe this is a family run establishment, and the service is always excellent. My kids love the kids cones, which many places don't offer. I love the licorice ice cream which I know very few people do, but it's my all-time favorite! They also have all the flavors that people actually love, so you can't go wrong here. They also offer specialty foods so it's always worth checking this place out to see what fun stuff they have to offer. And it's always good to support small businesses!"

"Caramel coconut, Whiskey cream and Butterfinger what could be better than really tasty gelato with a sunset at pleasant Edmonds very impressed with this place, prices are very modest and fair the staff was very friendly and helpful with great customer service tried lots of samples quality product very pleased and would most certainly highly recommend!"

"Hubby and I took a little day trip to La Conner and found this cute pub for lunch. Sadly the outdoor seating area was already full but we still had a decent view from inside. We split the patty melt with added grilled mushrooms. Very tasty but huge pet peeve with patty melts is when they use a round patty on square bread. There isn't enough meat. Should make special square pattys. The club sandwich was very good. Lightly toasted sourdough with excellent smoky bacon. Bothe trying to be healthy we got nice fresh salads instead of fries. Was tempted to try a cup of chowder. Will have to go back to try it and other menu items. Hard working staff kept everyone happy."

"This place gave me good vibes so we gave it a shot. So glad we did! Both of our Pad See Ew dishes (one tofu/one chicken) were ultra flavorful, portions were good and the wait was very reasonable at a slightly early bird dinner hour. We had both types of rice and they were cooked perfectly. The gent taking orders was efficient, polite and took Covid precautions appropriately. We will definitely return on our next trip to the 'Ham."

"Their donuts are the best!!! I tried the blueberry fritter and it was delicious, but my favorite was the blueberry donut-literally melt in your mouth. And an amazing flavor. I would highly recommend their bakery, you can tell they put a lot of care into what they do and quality of their ingredients. I'm excited for the next time I get to eat their donuts again. What an amazing small business"

"Casual sushi spot located in a North Bend plaza - I believe it is a chain around Washington.Tried:Appetizers: Edamame ($4), Miso Soup ($4)Rolls: Dragon ($14.95), Tis the Salmon ($16), California & Captain Crunch ($11.5, $15), Jaysin Hand Roll ($9.5)The sushi overall had great flavor, but the portions are small and they are not very neatly made."

"Polite service. A bit dated inside but homey. The prices were decent for pho noodles and other items. I've had many bowls of pho in my lifetime and this place was okay. It does it's job if you don't want to travel far and have a bowl of soup."

"Wow! We are visiting Seattle and have been searching for a good "Seattle style" hot dog and today the universe led us to Absolut Hot Dog in Pioneer Square! This is the best hot dog stand in Seattle! Delicious veggie options and perfectly grilled, delicious meat sausages. Huge portions and awesome prices! Ah- I want another one right now actually!"

"This shop is a hidden gem in Seattle! We came here for a casual dinner but were taken away by the awesome range of snack foods and trinkets available to buy. The spread sampler was our favorite thing on the menu, though the lamb was a close second!"

"Stopped by on a fall weeknight for a couple drinks and I'm glad I did, I love a great cocktail!The smallish bar was pretty full given that it wasn't a weekend, although I was able to get two spots on the bar top facing out the window. I'm a big fan of gin so choosing the Lucille Ball seemed like a no brainer. The refreshing, citrusy drink is comprised of gin, Campari, Giffard elderflower, grapefruit, and cucumber ($12). Naturally I got a second.I guess they use quite a bit of Mezcal here but personally I'm not a fan of its overpowering smoky nature. But hey, there are other selections! Needless to say I'd come back for another cocktail, although it would be nice if there were comfier seating options."

"Every time I go to Mestizo I ask myself why it was so long ago. The food is tasty, the portions are huge, and the staff is very friendly and helpful. They also make very good margaritas. The dining areas are big, and when the restaurant is busy, it can get a bit noisy. But even then I think the food and service makes it worth it."

"Ehhh. Nothing to special, not horrible. Chicken teriyaki was ok..egg roll was ok..General Taos was ... idk what that was but is wasn't it! Fried broccolis cool, shrimps good, salads are trash."

"This is one of the better options for farmer's market on the eastside. I love the many vendors here including bakery goods (pastries were $8. Wow!) There was a Chinook smoked stand and we were able to get half off on a busted plastic seal from the package. I was able to try some bakeries from Seattle (The French Guy). The Snohomish bakery also looked good with the sweets and breads. You can park at the Costco parking lot adjacent to the market. I love how there is grassy and shady area for people to sit down. Overall this might be my favorite place out of the all the farmer markets I have checked out so far)."

"I believe Christina B. stated all the reasons I love this CSA already, so I won't write it again. Because of how the program works, I've been able to use a small box by myself (occasionally having to give away an item or two, but that's it). It has made me cook a lot this summer, and I've been really happy with all the yummy stuff I've gotten to eat. My personal favorites this season: sungold tomatoes (so sweet!), corn, great variety of heirloom lettuces, French fingerling potatoes, fava beans, shelling peas, and farm fresh eggs. There's a Bellevue drop spot that is pretty close to Microsoft main campus. They also take quality really seriously. If you get something that's unsatisfactory in your box, they will replace it. Doesn't happen often, though!"